How to enable God mode in windows 8 and Windows 8.1

God mode in windows 8 and 8.1

Windows 8 is one of the top operating system available and it has many robust and cool features like start-up screen, metro and windows apps. Its really irritating for many people sometimes when they want to change particular settings and for that they have to go in control panel again and again. In this post i’ll teach you how you can save yourself from this mess. but how? Simple, by enabling God mode in windows 8. 

So what it really does? Basically, it fetches all control panel settings and put it in a single folder. So whenever you need to change a setting; you don’t need to go inside your control panel , you just need to open the folder(on which you enabled God mode) and you’ll see each and every setting in a single folder. So how to enable God mode in windows 8? its simple , just follow the given steps

Procedure to enable God mode in windows 8

1) Create a new folder (wherever you want).

2) Now right click on that folder, and then click on rename.

3) Now enter the following text in renaming text field and then press enter.

GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

4) and its all done. Now , you can see that all settings now available in a single folder.

see how easy it is to enable God mode in windows 8, isn’t it?. Its really helpful because after enabling God mode you don’t need to navigate through control panel again and again for to change settings. If you have any question related to that post then feel free to ask, leave your question in the comment below. We really appreciate your queries.

Note: This method can be use to activate God mode in windows 7 and windows vista (32bit) as well. However in windows vista 64bit edition it oppose some problems like windows crash etc.

windows 8.1 details:

Windows 8.1 actually is an advancement over its predecessor windows 8, simply we can say that windows 8.1 is an update of windows 8 or more refined version, which has many cool features and enhanced functionality. Yet, windows 8.1 finals edition not come in the market but we can download windows 8.1 preview from Microsoft website, just Google it. The final version of windows 8 will be available in August 2013. So what’s special windows 8.1 has or what makes windows 8.1 so special? If you don’t know the answer, don’t worry here I’m goings to explain the main new robust features of windows 8.1. All the given features are available in window 8.1 preview edition. The final version of windows 8.1 will probably have more Features.

New Features of Windows 8.1

Start Button:

In windows 8.1 a start button is present on the task-bar’s left bottom corner which you have already seen in previous OS (operating systems) like windows xp and windows 7 and fortunately it is also available in windows 8.1 as well, though start button is not available in windows 8 due to which people use different kind of fixes to have it back. Now the good news is that you don’t have to do any sort of fix or to use third party software to have it, it is available in windows 8.1 right for you, with more cool visuals.

Start screen customization:

Now you can easily customize your start screen in windows 8.1 with more ease than windows 8. This will give you more freedom and ease which you can’t get before in windows 8.

Go directly to the Desktop:

Now in windows 8.1, you can go directly to the desktop instead of going first at start screen and then going to desktop. For touch devices, to stop at start screen make some sense but when it comes to desktops it doesn’t make any sense. But now, the option is built in windows 8.1 to go directly to the desktop this really boosts the user experience.

Skydive integration:

In windows 8.1, the integration of skydive is much more enhanced. This gives users the ease of use.

More options for arranging the Metro:

In windows 8.1, more options are available for arranging the METRO, those who used windows 8 before know very well what the metro really is. Metro is actually a bunch of fancy tabs, held close to each other in a stylish way. Though in windows 8 metro is available but in windows 8.1 you got not only metro but also a lot of arranging option as well. This makes windows 8.1 really cool operating system.

More APPs Available:

In windows 8.1, you get the more enhanced app store with dozens of new apps available.

with out any doubt, we all agree on the point that its a great operating systems. what you think ? Do you like it or not? leave your answer in the comments below.

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Android v4.2.2 Update For Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos

A good news for Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos owners : Samsung is all set to roll out the official Android v4.2.2 update to the Grand Duos. Galaxy Grand Duos is at present running on Android v4.1.2. This update was awaited by almost everyone since nowadays almost every smartphone is coming with v4.2 out of the box.

Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos Official Update

However if you can’t wait any longer to have this ROM installed on your device, we would like to tell you that there is an official leaked test version of android version 4.2.2. Below is a step by step tutorial i found on YouTube on how to install this update on your Samsung Galaxy Grand Duos.

Official firmware 4.2.2 Galaxy Grand Duos (not hotfile.com)

Android 4.2.2 version brings many updates and features like transparent Notification bar, animated weather app and also few features of Samsung Galaxy S4.

Official firmware 4.2.2 Galaxy Grand Duos (not hotfile.com)

Links to download the files necessary for the update given below :

Make sure you have all the files downloaded on your computer. Install Samsung USB drivers before starting the procedure and extract the zip file of Odin Software on your computer. You will be using Odin software
to install the latest OS.
PART 1  PART 2  PART 3  PART 4
DOWNLOAD SAMSUNG USB DRIVERS ODIN V3.07

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Samsung edges past Apple in US smartphone satisfaction study

What a difference a year makes. Apple topped American Customer Satisfaction Index's smartphone rankings back in 2012, but Samsung has taken the lead in 2013 by a slim margin. Owners responding to ACSI's national survey gave an 84-point score to both the Galaxy S III and Galaxy Note II, putting the two Samsung phones just past the 82-point iPhone 5 and iPhone 4S.

Researchers haven't explained the changing attitudes, although they add that the Galaxy S 4 and other newer phones didn't ship in time to count. It's at least clear that the American sentiment doesn't extend worldwide -- ACSI notes that South Koreans ranked the iPhone 5 higher than the Galaxy S III despite Samsung's home turf advantage. Apple also maintains the lead in ACSI's device-independent scores at 81 points to 76, although Samsung is quickly catching up. It's safe to say that neither smartphone maker can afford to relax.

Samsung Beats Apple in New Smartphone Customer Satisfaction Study from ACSI

ANN ARBOR, Mich., (July 31, 2013) – Samsung hits a home run with its Galaxy S III and Note II, according to a smartphone brand study released today by the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI). The new study provides 2013 customer satisfaction benchmarks for 10 of the past year's top-selling smartphone models in the United States.

Samsung's flagship model for 2012, the S III, receives an ACSI benchmark of 84 (on a 0 to 100 scale), beating Apple's iPhone 5 at 82, the company's most recent smartphone offering. Another Samsung model, Note II, shares the top of list at 84. Galaxy S4 is not included because the ACSI study was fielded just prior to its launch.

While U.S. customers give Samsung's smartphones the top scores, Korean consumers prefer Apple. According to the National Customer Satisfaction Index (NCSI) in South Korea, which uses the same technology as the ACSI, the iPhone 5 has higher customer satisfaction than Galaxy S III.

The smartphone segment of the cell phone market is growing at a rapid clip, and ACSI data suggest that smartphone users are much more satisfied than are feature phone users. Overall, smartphones earn a customer satisfaction score of 76 compared to 69 for feature phones.

"While feature phones are cheaper, and therefore viewed by many customers as better value, smartphones excel in quality," says Claes Fornell, ACSI founder and Chairman. "Smartphones receive strong marks for feature variety, design and ease of use, with battery life as their only real shortcoming."

The iPhone 4S matches its successor-iPhone 5-with an ACSI score of 82. Apple's iPhone 4 is just a point below at 81. On the other hand, at a score of 78, customer satisfaction with the Galaxy S II, precursor to the S III, is lower. Motorola Mobility's Droid Razr Maxx HD comes in at 80, while the Droid Razr scores 77. The low end belongs to BlackBerry, far below competition, with 67 and 64, respectively, for its Curve and Bold smartphones.

"Not only does Samsung edge ahead of all iPhones, Apple customers themselves don't see much difference between the iPhone 4, 4S or 5," says ACSI Director David VanAmburg. "The latest earnings report from Apple was better than expected, but the name of the game for Apple has always been innovation. Samsung, on the other hand, shows a strong upward ACSI trend from the Galaxy S II to the Galaxy S III. If the S4 performs as well-or even better-in the eyes of customers, Samsung could threaten Apple's dominance in overall customer satisfaction."

The smartphone brand study complements and expands the ACSI's coverage of the cell phone industry, updated in May 2013, gauging customer satisfaction with each company's complete array of product offerings-smartphones and feature phones. As reported earlier, Apple's overall ACSI score is 81, a 2% drop compared with 2012, but strong enough to retain the industry lead.

Unlike Apple, which has a smartphone-only lineup, Samsung offers both feature and smartphones. At 76, Samsung continues to lag Apple for overall customer satisfaction. Nevertheless, the company's 7% gain in 2013 is a clear reflection of the strength of Galaxy S III.

"Like Apple, BlackBerry offers smart devices only, yet the company stays firmly entrenched at the bottom of the industry in customer satisfaction," says Fornell. "This does not bode well for BlackBerry considering that smart typically outperforms feature when it comes to cell phones."

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Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra Specification, Price, Reviews of biggest smartphone

Information Regarding Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra. Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra Launched in market and This is the worlds Biggest smartphone.

Day by Day the companies Increase the size of the smartphones and the smartphones are look like tablets. Not only the Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra is Big in size there are many other copmanies Big Sized smartphones are available in market Like the Samsung Galaxy Mega 6.3. But the size of Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra is Large as compare to other smartphones That are available in market.The ‬ Xperia Z Ultra has 6.4 inches display 1080 x 1920 pixels, Capacitive touchscreen, Android OS, v4.2 (Jelly Bean) operating system, Quad-core 2.2 GHz Krait 400 processor and memory is 2 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage and microSD card up to 64 GB.

The Sony company is a leading brand name in mobile market.There are many smartphones are available in market with new specification, new feature and new technologies. The Sony company smartphones are good in performance and it provide good quality in their phones. Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra Launched in market and This is the worlds Biggest smartphone.

Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra Specification

Display:- 6.4 inches 1080 x 1920 pixels, Capacitive touchscreen

Operating System:- Android OS, v4.2 (Jelly Bean)

Processor:- Quad-core 2.2 GHz Krait 400

Memory:- 2 GB RAM, 16 GB internal storage and microSD card up to 64 GB

Camera:- 8 MP, 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus

Battery:- Non-removable Li-Ion 3050 mAh battery, Stand by Up to 790 h (2G) / Up to 820 h (3G),Talk time capacity Up to 14 h (2G) / Up to 16 h (3G)

Body:- 179.4 x 92.2 x 6.5 mm (7.06 x 3.63 x 0.26 in) and Weight 212 g

Colors:- Black, White, Purple

Chipset:- Qualcomm MSM8274 or MSM8974 Snapdragon 800

Browser:- HTML5

Messaging:- SMS , MMS, Email, IM, Push Email

Bluetooth:- v4.0 with A2DP

Wlan:- Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac, dual-band, Wi-Fi Direct, DLNA, Wi-Fi hotspot

Network:- 2G, 3G, 4G

Sim:- Micro-SIM

Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra Price

The price of Sony‬ Xperia Z Ultra is 46,990 INR

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Apple iPhone 5S With Specification,Price and Release Date rumours

Information Regarding Apple iPhone 5S. Apple iPhone 5S will be the new Smartphone of apple company that will launch in end of September or may be in the mid of October. But there is no official confirmation for the release date and the price of Apple iPhone 5S.

Every years the apple company release a new smartphone.This year the Apple iPhone 5S will launch with new specification, new feature and new technology that user love to use. The Apple iPhone 5S has 4.0 inches 640 x 1136 pixels, LED-backlit IPS LCD, capacitive touchscreen, iOS 6.1, upgradable to iOS 6.1 operating system,Dual-core 1.2 GHz Processor, Memory 2 GB RAM, 16/32/64 GB storage. The new camera features are add in this like Primary 12 MP, autofocus, LED flash, check quality, Secondary 3.2 MP,Features HD video and image recording, touch focus, face detection, panorama, HDR. The Apple products are very good in Quality and it provide all new specification, new features in their products.

Apple iPhone 5S Specification

Display:- 4.0 inches 640 x 1136 pixels, LED-backlit IPS LCD, capacitive touchscreen

Operating System:- iOS 6.1, upgradable to iOS 6.1

Processor:- Dual-core 1.2 GHz

Memory:- 2 GB RAM, 16/32/64 GB storage

Battery:- removable Li-Po 1440 mAh battery (5.45 Wh), Stand-by Up to 225 h (2G) / Up to 225 h (3G),Talk time Up to 8 h (2G) / Up to 8 h (3G)

Camera:- Primary 12 MP, autofocus, LED flash, check quality, Secondary 3.2 MP,

Colors:- Black/Slate, White/Silver

Bluetooth:- v4.0 with A2DP

Wlan:- Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, dual-band, Wi-Fi hotspot

Body:- 123.8 x 58.6 x 7.6 mm (4.87 x 2.31 x 0.30 in) weight 112 g

Chipset:- Apple A6X

Messaging:- iMessage, SMS (threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email

Browser:- HTML (Safari)

Apple iPhone 5S Price

The price of iPhone 5S 16 Gb will be 31,930 INR

The price of iPhone 5S 32 Gb will be 36,155 INR

The price of iPhone 5S 64 Gb Will be 42,191 INR

The price of iPhone 5S 128 Gb Will be 48,227 INR

Apple iPhone 5S Release date

If the rumors are correct The Apple iPhone 5S will be launch in end of September or may be in the mid of October.

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How to Craft and Schedule Social Media Posts using HootSuite

HootSuite is a tool for social media management that we've talked about and referenced many times. I am a certified HootSuite Solution Pro, which means that I have been trained on not only how to use HootSuite, but how to help business owners understand how they can use HootSuite to manage and monitor their social media accounts. We are continuing our series on How to Make the Most of Your HootSuite Account by reviewing how to craft posts to your social media accounts, including scheduling and formatting options. Creating a Post The HootSuite Dashboard includes a powerful Compose Message tool that allows you to craft a message and share it with selected social networks. 

You'll find it in the upper left corner of the dashboard on the web, or by tapping the compose icon at the top of the mobile app. (click on the screenshot above to see an example) You'll typically begin by typing in or pasting the text that you want to share. If you have a link, copy and paste it into the URL field on the web and click the Shrink button to turn the full link into a shortened link. Or, on mobile, paste the link into the compose field and then tap the Shrink Links button under the Menu. This will not only shorten your link to use fewer characters, but also use the ow.ly shortened link format which will allow you to track link clicks via HootSuite's analytics. I'll often use HootSuite shortened links even if I'm putting the links somewhere other than a social media post. You can include multiple links if you want to, but it's recommended that you include no more than one link per post. 

You can and should make good use of hashtags, since Twitter, Google+ and Facebook all support tags. And while LinkedIn does not, I believe it's only a matter of time before they do, so I don't worry if one of my posts to LinkedIn includes hashtags. Some day they may work! To the right of the Compose Message box is the Social Network Selector. Using the drop down list, you can choose from any social networks that you've set up. As you select networks, their individual icons will appear in the selected network area. You can click on any of the selected thumbnails to deselect that network. Also, as you select networks, you will see a character count at the bottom of the Compose Message box, letting you know if you're reaching character limits for Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook posts. If you have a link in your post and select to share that to Facebook, LinkedIn or Google+, HootSuite will automatically bring up the Preview box. The Preview will show you the rich snippet that can appear on those networks, and includes a Title, Description and Image, if the linked article provides them. If more than one image is detected, you can scroll through the results to choose the best one. You can also edit the Title and Description as needed, prior to posting. If the preview doesn't look good at all, you can X it closed and share the update without a preview. Whatever text and link is in the Compose Message box is all that will be shared. Scheduling a Post When you've created a post and selected one or more social networks, you can either send it immediately, or schedule it to be shared later. When scheduling, you have three options: Select Date, Auto Schedule and Bulk Schedule. Select Date Click on the calendar icon to open the Scheduling dialogue box. Here, you can select a specific date on the calendar, followed by a specific time. That's straightforward enough, but there are a couple of added features HootSuite provides. 

First, if you're not sure what else you might have scheduled to post around the time you want to share this new post, click on the "View date in Publisher" button. This will switch the background from whatever you were looking at (presumably streams) to the Publisher view. It keeps your post intact, and allows you to look at your HootSuite calendar and see what else you have scheduled to be shared. You can then adjust the share date and time as needed and schedule it. Second, if you need or want confirmation that a post has gone out, you can check the "Email me when message is sent" box, and receive an email confirmation after the post goes out. AutoSchedule One of the more powerful options within HootSuite is AutoSchedule. AutoSchedule is activated by clicking on the Scheduler icon and turning AutoSchedule on. From that point forward, until you turn it off, any post you share will automatically be AutoScheduled. AutoSchedule does two things for you really well. First, when you've finished crafting your post, you can allow HootSuite to share it at the most optimum time. According to HootSuite CEO Ryan Holmes, "It's really quite simple--instead of our users manually selecting what time they want to schedule or post their social media messages using our Scheduling feature, they can opt to use our new AutoSchedule technology to optimize and automate the scheduling process. We want our users spending more time finding and sharing content and less time worrying about the best time of day to share it." The tool uses algorithms to determine the best time to post, per network, and schedules your post to take advantage of that timeframe. Second, when you AutoSchedule a post to more than one network, HootSuite will stagger the posts at least 15 minutes apart, making sure that you don't spam the same post to multiple networks at the same time if you don't need to. When you want to share a post immediately, or schedule it for a specific time, turn AutoSchedule off and then proceed to share your post. Bulk Schedule The final scheduling option is to Bulk Schedule posts. This feature allows you to create a spreadsheet offline and then upload it, creating up to 50 posts at a time. The spreadsheet can indicate the date and time of each post, the text to share, and a link to be shortened. When you upload your spreadsheet, you can choose multiple networks just as when crafting an individual post. The bulk scheduler is a great way to make sure that you're regularly sharing key business information or evergreen articles. 

Due to the fact that the method only supports text and link posts, it's best suited for Twitter accounts. I will be digging into the details and techniques of bulk scheduling in a future post. Regardless of which method you use to schedule your posts, you can always go to the Publisher tab to view your upcoming posts. Keep this in mind if you ever need to edit or cancel a scheduled post. Just go to Publisher, find the post, and click on the Edit button, which you can use to change the content of the post or the date it's scheduled. Additional Posting Information When posting to Facebook or Twitter, you can attach full images to your posts. Begin crafting your post as usual, and when you're ready, drag an image from your desktop into the Compose Message tool. The image will be attached and you will see a new shortened URL in the message box. If you simply want the image displayed on the post, leave the box checked which will hide the image URL and not include it in the text of your update. For more information on sharing images, click here. If you regularly share posts from HootSuite to the same social networks, you can "pin" them so that they'll be selected by default each time you start a new message. While in the Compose Message box, open the social network selector, mouseover the network you want to choose, and click on the pin button, all the way to right, just to the left of the social network icon. To unselect, just repeat and click on pin again. If you're regularly choosing from a select number of accounts to share to, try marking them as favorites and changing your social network selector to only show favorites. You will see the Favorite toggle on each accounts entry, right next to the Pin toggle. If, like me, you've connected quite a few LinkedIn Groups and other Pages that you may not regularly post to, this can make it far easier to get to the brand accounts you use more regularly. The network selector also includes All and Clear buttons which are used to select every social network you have set up, or clear out all that you've chosen. Note that you cannot share a post to more than 5 networks at a time unless it is scheduled. You can also start typing a network profile name in the selector box and HootSuite will attempt to auto complete the account for you. If you're crafting a post to share and you realize that you want to share it to a social network that you have not yet connected, you can click the + button right on the network selector tool to add a new network on the fly, keeping your in progress message completely intact. If you want to include your location on supported status updates, you can do so easily. While crafting your status update, click the Location button along the bottom of the Compose Message box. You will be prompted to allow HootSuite to detect your location, and then your current location will appear at the bottom of the Compose Message box. If you find that you're sharing the same update on a regular basis, you can save it as a template! Compose the update once, and then click on the floppy disk icon at the bottom of the Compose Message box. You'll need to have one social network selected, though you'll be able to pick and choose different networks when you recall the template. 

Then, later, you can click the arrow next to the disk icon to select from your saved templates and edit / share as needed. If you'd like to restrict a post to a specific Facebook List, Google+ Circle or other privacy options, you can! Start composing your post and choose the appropriate social network. Then click on the padlock icon to open the privacy selector where you can choose from your available options. For instance, if you have different circles set up within your Google+ Page, you can choose to share a post only with a specific circle. This covers all of the basics you'll want to know to begin creating and scheduling posts. We will cover the different URL shorteners, parameters, and other advanced options at a later date. Next time, we're going to cover how to use HootSuite to manage and participate in Twitter Chats. If you haven't yet signed up for a HootSuite account, you can get a free trial, and you can contact me if you would like additional training and support.

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Top 5 Apps for Reputation Management the Mobile Way

Top 5 Apps for Reputation Management the Mobile Way , Managing your online reputation is important, whether you’re an individual, small business owner or marketing or PR representative for a major brand. But it’s difficult to scour the vastness of the World Wide Web searching for mentions of your or your company without a little aid.

Here are a few apps to help you monitor your online rep on the go using your mobile device.

Google’s Me on the Web Tracks Mentions:-

All of Google’s applications are mobile-optimized, so the search giant’s Me on the Web feature is usable from any mobile device. This reputation management applications provides notifications when you or your brand name are mentioned across the web—meaning you’ll be updated even if you don’t manually check your dashboard, depending on the search monitors you’ve set up.

Reputation.com Offers Updates and Removes Negativity:-

There are plenty of Reputation.com news articles analyzing this service’s effectiveness in repairing damaged reputations—and boosting search engine rankings. Find out when reviews are posted about your business on review sites and get a score gauging each review’s sentiment from within a web-based dashboard that’s easily accessible on the fly.

Whos Talkin Monitors Social Mentions:-

Social networks are common reputation management platforms, since they’re ripe with feedback from consumers. Since you’re using all those social networks from your mobile device, why not monitor them from your device, as well? A simple search function brings up results from across the social sphere, so you can respond promptly and appropriately to both positive and negative comments from wherever you are.

TweetBeep Provides Instant Notifications of Twitter Mentions:-

Twitter is one of the most popular social networks, and brands such as Comcast have proven that the platform is a powerful customer service tool. But how do you make sure you’re not missing pertinent questions or comments? Even if you’re using a Twitter mobile app, you’ll have to check your mentions throughout the day. TweetBeep eliminates that need with email alerts every time your company is mentioned, even if the user posts a shortened URL.

Yext Eases Location-Based Reputation Management:-

Yext allows you to update and monitor your listing information on more than 40 location-based services with a single effort using its mobile apps. With Yext, you can constantly monitor your listing status and make changes necessary to enhance your listings, including rich media updates, which can bury negative reviews in the search engine results pages. Not only is Yext an enormous time-saver, but it’s a powerful tool for taking control of your local search listings and ensuring search results about your business are positive.

If you’re a business owner or busy professional, you’re constantly on the go. You don’t have time to sit down at a laptop or desktop to scour the Internet for reviews, let alone to bury negative feedback. Fortunately, a number of reputation management apps can be used right from your mobile device—so you can keep tabs on your online reputation and keep it in check wherever your busy schedule takes you.

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